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The facility has 6 Roots blowers, equipped with silencers at the inlet, but they generate a very high level of noise during operation. Does any expert with experience in reducing noise from blowers have any advice to offer? Thank you
Every effort has likely been made to reduce noise in the manufacturing process, but due to the structure of the facility, it’s difficult to lower the noise level; usually, soundproof enclosures or fan rooms are used to isolate and reduce noise
It’s not very useful; one can only use it for sound insulation in factories.
There’s nothing to do about it; that’s just how Roets is
We have over a hundred units, and regarding issues with processing and manufacturing quality, the only thing that can be done is to ensure proper maintenance and control of vibrations.
There’s nothing I can do; this is a self-built soundproof booth I made
It’s fine in winter; if it’s summer, the noise is louder. Moreover, in environments with a lot of dust, it tends to break down more easily
Soundproof walls should be installed on all sides; if transporting hazardous gases, it is recommended not to have a ceiling at the top; Strengthen the pipes before and after to reduce vibration. Silencers are installed on both the inlet and outlet.
When installing the blower, place rubber pads at the bottom and construct a soundproof enclosure; in addition, installing silencers and expansion joints on the exhaust ducts can effectively reduce noise levels.
There’s no other choice; add soundproof walls. . .
Over 100 units – that’s indeed a lot. Installing soundproofing for them is also a major project. But what kind of device is yours that needs so many Roots pumps?